The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 223

After some really hard, anxious, shitty weeks full of hospitals, we can only say that WE ARE BACK. Or at least trying to get back to our normal routine and, for sure, to our beloved Blog and playlists. Because as Nietzsche would say 'without music, live would be a mistake', so here's our TOP TEN JUKEBOX. We have had more than twenty days to hear and gather new tunes, discovering some exciting bands along the way (we haven't got the time for writing, but we still listened) so we have had plenty to grab from. So, we hope you like them as much as we do, we have much more in the works (we'll do our best to not disappear for so long). And remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 222

After a busy week of work, which included transport strikes and the recurrent city collapse thanks to the Mobile Wold Congress (we'll save for another day the debate on all these macro events that, supposedly, brings all sort of wonders and euros to the cities), we are ready to start the weekend as it deserves. And that means our latest TOP TEN JUKEBOX is here! A well-balanced playlist between new groups to be discovered and bands that this Blog has already fallen in love with and are returning to action with music gems, such as Egoism, Luluc or Star Tropics. So put on your "diving suit" and find the music treasures. And remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 221

While some still believe that climate change is fake news, here we are with a few days ahead that are expected to set a new record of high temperatures for what once was called winter. But hey, at least is Friday, and we are eager to dive into the warm weekend, more so thanks to our freshly cooked TOP TEN JUKEBOX. A playlist that includes a wide variety of styles and a bunch of new discoveries. So, we invite you to enjoy the free time and listen to our fantastic new proposals. And remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 220

After the increase of blood sugar produced by Valentine's Day, (don't get us wrong, we believe in love and affection, but we will never understand why it has to be demonstrated during a specific day by buying things to your significant other) we have arrived to a new weekend and with it we bring you our latest TOP TEN JUKEBOX. Ten gems ready to be discovered and savored slowly,like the total hymn to jangle pop of Whoa Melodic, or the new Tacocat song, that for sure will make this two days off happier. Take care and remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 219

Build a wall to stop migration! Make a demonstration against a rapporteur (yet to be appointed)! Vote extreme right or/and millionaires (professional cheaters) to solve the (major, essential, pivotal) problems of inequality and distribution of wealth! Utter nonsense, bigotry and fascism, and we're afraid we, as citizens, have embraced this despicable era. The temptation to talk about politics is huge, but this weekend we're calling for a time out. Because we're about to take (momentary) shelter thanks to the Minifestival (Night Flowers, Free Cake for Every Creature and the mighty Kristin Hersh) tonight, plus we have prepared a terrific new TOP TEN JUKEBOX with several Blog beloved acts such as The Stroppies, the great Julia Jacklin covering The Strokes, I Was a King or one of the last gifts of the already missed Zach Denton alongside a bunch of exciting discoveries. Music as refuge, or as the medicine in order not to explode! Take a break and remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 218

It's been somewhat of a struggle finding the time to keep writing (life seems to be getting in their way more frequently) and maintaining a "sustainable" pace of updates at the Blog. We'll try, promise. But that doesn't mean we ain't listening to new, exciting music, ready to be gathered and packed in a flamboyant new TOP TEN JUKEBOX for your ears only. This week we have a pretty even combination of beloved names such as Martha Ffion, Shana Cleveland or She Sir, alongside most promising newcomers (with a double dose of "local product"). Plus a very special closing tune: the cover of Teenage Fanclub's 'Broken' made by fans as a way to say goodbye to founding member Gerard Love late last year. A beautiful, heartfelt tribute to someone who has been an intrinsencal part in the soundtrack of our lives (thanks Gerry). Hope you enjoy. And remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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The Bloodbuzzed Jukebox Week 217

Long and extenuating week (the bad colds courtesy of Winter time and air-conditioning/heaters nonsense continues) that deserves to be cheered-up with another round of our TOP TEN JUKEBOX.  And, pardon our lack of modesty, we are pretty sure the playlist we have prepared for you is going to meet our aims... because is full of amazing discoveries and unmistakable returns to form! Ace new tunes from surefires I Was a King and Tiny Ruins (expectations couldn't be higher for forthcoming album), killer finds such as the tracks from The Black Fever, Hobby Club or Misty Coast, among others.... and the return of the Maestro himself, Mr. Robert Forster. It can get much better than this, so enjoy, have fun and remember, all the songs are available at our Soundcloud. (Join Us!)

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